Response to Do N+P (Abbey) have any right to chase me if they havn't signed the deeds

This possibility was reported by Clare Hall in the Mail on Sunday (Financial Mail) on November19th, 2000. She was quoting the opinion of 'a legal advice expert and former barrister', Christina Rundle of Taunton, Somerset. You might be able to access the article via the Mail's web site thisismoney. I do not know if Ms Rundle's opinion (as reported by Clare Hall) is correct. Deeds are sealed not signed, surely?

You might like to email Clare Hall and ask her directly what Ms Rundle's full opinion is: clare.hall@mailonsunday.co.uk

Personally I don't think the ex borrower should be running round getting documents anyway - that's for the lender to do, if it wants to substantiate its claim (especially after many years have gone by). That's the level playing field.

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